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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2022
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Are you brand new to Project Zomboid? Do you find Project Zomboid too difficult, or get frustrated with the game easily? Here's a 60 second long Project Zomboid tutorial perfect for new users trying to learn the basics!
Prioritize getting a good weapon. Spawn Rosewood. Set Zombie Population to low, locked doors / alarm frequency to rare, give yourself a starter kit, and set your XP multiplier to 2 or higher.
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The good thing about PZ, it's so customizable that no matter what kind of zombie apocalypse you want, you can create it. You want Walking Dead style hordes of slow moving zombies that cut you off from escape? You got it. You want World War Z movie style super-massive hordes that sprint at full speed? You can get it! You want a mix! Easy peasy!
Does this game work offline ??
@@user-kk9ot1hr2syes
@@user-kk9ot1hr2s yes, singleplayer is an offline mode
I wish i could enjos sp games
People who play with sprinters are literally superior human beings. I could never.
Start in Apocalypse, die a lot, get gud
Based playstyle
I feel like a lot of noobs get put off by this though
CDDA is great for moodle management. That and great for those noobs who stay in the first house for too long
This is a good way to deprive newbies of the fun that comes in learning combat and dying cause you attacked in the wrong angle and didnt know that you can follow up with a push using spacebar. I mean, I first started in Apocalypse, thinking its the normal setting. I went in blind. My first few days is just me crouching near buildings, getting stuff, and getting chased by an unkillable horde walking in a snails pace. I died after I opened a bathroom with 3 zombies in it.
@@YourPalKindred Good, weeds out the weak
Thanks. Now I'll survive 4-5 days to 7 days!
Poggers a extra two days
Now you’ll take 7 Days to Die!
7 days to die
@@_S0LD1ER_ scream reference or the ring reference idk
never watched those two movies only know that reference from “scary movie” the comedy horror movie
@@stanleybochenek1862 is this the daddy long neck dude? He ain't doing so well I guess.
This is a perfect video for beginners, no min-max meta bullcrap made by pros, just genuine good advice and tips.
@PraisethywoolWho wouldn't love a secret antidote only Spiffo have?
How to get gud: lower the difficulty
@@BxPanda7 i mean, on a lower difficulty allows players to familiarize with the mechanics, different weapons, different spawn points and different locations, where certain loot spawns, where certain tier loot spawns, etc. You also get some basic combat experience with minimal zombies
*Plays in rosewood
*a massive fukin horde next door flowing out of a buildings window
Rosewood is great all things considered... until you make slightly too much noise and attract half of the map's zed population to your starter house
Riverside bruh
Thing about rosewood altough it has a very low zombie count it's so packed together.
that's why riverside is easier to play in
@@pamosutil not really you can literally be out of town stranded in some trailer park
dark circles under his eyes already proof how serious he about that game.
Nah could be genetics or so many other things 💀
@@LilNutDumba joke is what he made bud
@@clxvdsxvl Joke that could be taken as an insult
@@teckqq You dont become a content creator if you cant handle a joke of that level.
@clxvdsxvl yea but he has eyebags tho not sum that bad jus letting know that it could be genetics I also wasn't being serious 😂
Also a tip for new players: Don't sprint unless you have to. You can outwalk hordes if you aren't tired, exerted or over encumbered. To train aiming, try and find a pump action shotgun as you can generally take out at least 15 zombies per load of the tube.
Unless you are a mad lad who plays with sprinters
Sprinting is also a risk factor for injuries you can get cuts or even fractures
@@newboi2893 Right, generally not worth it at lower levels of sprinting
Me, who sprints into trees, to get injured and level up first aid
@@liamaincraft7614 galaxy brain leveling strat
So many people in the comments not understanding how many people dont like to have no fun while learning the game lmao, great video
for some going in at max difficulty is the wave but many new players i've spoken to say the default difficulty settings still are too frustrating, and they can't make it far in. i think both ways of learning are valid but for most, going this method will let them enjoy the game more and learn the mechanics without getting burnt out
@@BiggestBaddestBeaver i learned it on highest too but it was frustrating, i wouldnt be any worse of a player if i just made the options like you showed for the first few times especially the XP boost and zed amount. I died way too much to actually have fun back then. So whenever a newbie asks for tips i always say low zombie pop and higher XP gain
I learned with no zombie respawn, normal everything else. I did not git gud for a long time. 6+ months still living 2 weeks or less. I played the hive mind mod (actually I had the idea for it) and I learned very very fast the part that was killing me. Getting the basics is the first step in a survival game always. Then it seems it's always best to throw yourself into the depths of hell itself to master what you're the worst at.
Funnily enough the increased xp gain became a must for me after 350 hours in game. Mainly because I got bored of the grind so I made it lighter.
Agreed, anytime I make one thing easier, I make another thing harder. Right now, zombies are random in speed and navigation. (Sprinters are the things of literal nightmares) and then the sprinter that runs through the door cause it can open it only immersifies it more.
I always play with x2 xp just because it makes it more fun because you are grinding less.
Don't be afraid to use mods, whether they make the game easier or harder, whether they're quality of life or add in a ton of new content. There's no wrong way to play the game as long as you're having fun, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
but i wanna be good at base game😭 i guess mods would help me last more than 8hrs
@@ChrissieYTexclusives if mods make the game more fun and allow you to survive longer each run, use them until you get good at the game, then switching back to vanilla will be a lot easier and more fun to get good at because you already know your way around the basics
my first ever playthrough being 10 years later 😂
@@ChrissieYTexclusivesMods usually just add things to games, there are so many mods that I would NEVER play without on Zomboid. Like for instance a mod that makes it so crowbars open doors/cars, that just should be in the game.
@@steveman751 that and the escape rope climb are essential
I fell in love with this game, but just the thought of starting to play it made me stressed out and anxious. I think that I’ll finaly give it a shot. Thank you so much
I’m the same way, I recommend downloading some mods to help you out. I use the cheat menu to go invisible when I’m too scared to continue normally lol!
I was nervous yesterday too and still am a bit. The only thing I changed is infinite durability because wtf a crowbar does not break man. Its just annoying. Now I meleebash everyone You just have to learn distance management and stay cool
First time I learned shouting told my friends to use the button to shout without telling em near zombies. Destroyed our base and chased us till we all died 10/10 must use.
The antidote saved me many times
Sometimes I use it to sneak by a horde of zombies since it has a buff that nullifies your scent to zombies
An antidote is decently hard to come by so use it in the most dangerous situations
Yes
It's a mod. I'm actaully not a fan of the antidote. The whole point of zomboid is that you will eventually die. If your afraid of a bit killing you then wear good clothes and choose thick skin. That's just me though, you do you of course!
This game would be so much harder without antidote, love me my Q button!
I also use that mod wow
yeah...
Id say turn off infection is a pretty good starter tip as well. One could say its part of the game, but as youre still learning the ropes with the combat of the game its pretty annoying to be game over by one mistake. As well as the fact the game is still plenty dangerous without the certainty of turning undead everytime you take damage. Besides you can roleplay that youre the protagonist thats immune 😉
I just have super immune
If you wanna roleplay, just set infection mode to "everyone's infected" and turn off infection lethality. Now you're fighting Walking Dead zombies: you're already infected but don't turn until you die to something.
@@suspectsn0thingoooo, I like this idea. Literally started playing PZ because there is literally no TWD game worth playing.
(Days gone open world style+PZ depth/breadth+Last of us movement/graphics+TWD universe= best game ever)
100%
Either all the way off or bite only.
that's exactly why i turned it off! i wanted to give myself reason to keep pushing after i get bit. i like imagining my character is in their own show or movie going on a very risky trip to the pharmacy or hospital just to have a chance for survival :) otherwise i feel like there's no point to keep playing after i get bit
"a nice surprise at the end"
What is the surprise?
@@ragreff5603 the surprise Is that there is no hope
@@chinesefood7350 thanks I hate it
@@ragreff5603 hordes of zombies
A LOT ZOMBIES
TOO MUCH ZOMBIES
The ending was so depressing
Could not agree more with all of this
Is this Daddy Long Necks new channel? Why he looking so rough
Honestly good advice. I've been playing for years and this is the exact advice I give. Start low zombie, my friend I was teaching soon got the basics, and grew bored with the low zombies and wanted more, so we slowly increased the difficulty to something we were both comfortable with.
I just love the fact that this community doesn't shame on new players for playing in easy.
because it's literally the most logical thing to do if you're new
@@alduinfr i'd say trial by fire is equally logical
@@johblinnah not for me, frustrates me a lot more lmao
@@KyleGD there is nothing illogical about wanting the game to be difficult
@@johblin i know thats why i said for me only, because i always die
Me after finishing the tutorial
*starts the game at apocalypse*
1) Start in a sity with the biggest population to meet more zombies(cos you're new).
2) Get scared by a zombie in your first time.
3) Get a Knife from the kitchen table and go upstairs.
4) Barricade second floor with TV set by placing in on a table, you saw on YT Shorts by _Recommendations._
5) Get bored what zombies isn't going upstairs, but still denying to get out of the house.
6) Find an Alarm Clock and set it to bell at night(because you doesn't know what AM and PM is)
7) Find out, what you can't disable that stupid Alarm at time, so a horde of zombies is all over your house. You hear the zombies already breaking your *SaFe BaRrIcAdEs*
8) Jump off from the second floor and break your leg.
9) Get to the next house as fast as possible. Jump through the closed window and cut your chest with glass.
10) Die out of infection, because you teared up all of your clothes for facric sheets but realize that you doesn't know how to make/use bandages out of them.
That was exactly how I managed to die in my first gameplay. In my second, I got extremely paranoid of everything and only once in 2-3 days was going out on reconnaissance of next house in front of mine(just to find some food), and that way I was surviving till 7-9 day like that. Eventually I got bored, so deleted the game. *._.*
I want to download it again, since I'm watching a whole bunch of tutorials before even starting any game, I guess I should give it a shot, dying again and again till I get some good experience myself.
But, I don't own a good Laptop/PC to play(I mean, I do have a Laptop, but it's not mine, still I have my own Steam account to play games). Personally, I would like an addition of Humans, and random encounters with them. Bandits, Random survivors, Saviours, Police, Military(will kill you on sight), Injured humans(by the environment or by zombies) and etc. Maybe an Editor of Humans, to make Special ones walking in your world, with their own personality, will they trust you, what's their weapons and etc.
And sorry for English! I'll work on it, then I get rid of my current problems.
Hope your English studies are going well. That was a great first play experience and a fun read :)
This was hilariously relatable!! ❤
Yeah this game is too realistic like at that point I might as well just go outside.
Short, Sweet, and to the point. Absolutely love this short
Ah yes! The tutorial is super helpful. Without it I would not have known about the antidote shortcut.
I am actually was so scared when playing this but after watching tlou remake and finally watching TWD, it is now so fun and I like it hard now.
Yeah gives you that immersion if only npcs were added
That's what she said
LOL
You like it hard?
bro has carti in the bg, subbed
So glad to see this game getting love. It's well deserved, it's one of the best game I've ever played.
If you have friends who play and are veterans at the game, definitely tag along with them. I was brand new and they put me through hell with their ways and the settings of the server, a lot of deaths, a lot of mistakes many risks I otherwise probably wouldn't have taken on my own were taken but I learned and their backing and knowledge got me comfortable to say I am good at the game, even solo. I'm now taking their place for my other friends who are new and showing them the way.
The surprise at the end of the tutorial is actually amazing. It really helps to set the tone for the rest of your time in the game. XD
I’ve set three major changes to help me get started.
1. Zombies are mostly active at night, during the day, zombies are slow shamblers and give up on chases rather quickly. At night they become standard fast shamblers.
2. Water and electricity don’t turn off until 2-6 months.
3. Zombie infection doesn’t kill, but everyone is infected (aka as long as you patch yourself up and wound infection doesn’t kill you, you don’t have to worry about rogue bites ripping through 2+ layers of protection)
It should be noted that in recent versions, heavier clothes (rightfully) lower your movement modifier, so the nimble maneuvering you were doing while relatively unprotected won't be available as much when heavily clothed and might be a problem around larger numbers if 'drag down' is enabled.
"Nice surprise at the end"💀
you cannot hop in my ride, Bentley coupe riding with stars
Dude oh my goodness THANK YOU. You don’t know how much this helped!
For backgrounds for new players I recommend the criminal one...what's it called again been forever since I used lol. It's the one that let's u just get garages of cars. That background is super strong early on cus there are cars everywhere. And ull have to many u can actually just wipe hoards with it and then clear the buildings the hordes were protecting. It struggles more during winter cus u likely won't have the necessary skills to make everything if u aren't grind the right skills out. But early on it makes the game super easy.
The old tutorial was better and way more sad also that surprise at the end really did help me out ;)
Devs have said they will add bob/baldspot and Kate back in to the game eventually, probably when npcs come out. It was really cool though, they got rid of it because of the wonky ai and because there weren’t actual npcs in the game so it didn’t make sense to have them in the tutorial
I really like how i stared playing pz. I spawned in a house in forest, ate some berries and died due to fever
Instructions not too clear, I have a helicopter following me daily. Don't know what that is.
Nah, I'm not trying to get good, I'm just trying to remember to boil my dirty water so I Don't die of dysentery.
Just started playing again and I am hooked!
Probably not the first time you hear this, but you have a very calming voice! thanks for the video, friend.
“You don’t beat Project Zomboid, you just get better each time”
I would've suggested that new player just go to sandbox and select the "initial infection" settings for their first few games. It increases the loot amount, increases vehicle quality and lowers the zombie count. It's a pretty relaxed experience for anyone who is new.
You might be right I started yesterday and the water and electricity thing makes me nervous
dont be afraid to play on easier difficulty at first. i played with no zombie respawns, and i died so often that it didnt ever matter.
once i had my first character survive the helicopter event, i noticed how empty rosewood started to get.
thats how i knew i was ready for apocalypse.
Oh no, he told them to wear firelighter gear.
A few things about firearms you should know if you're new:
1. You won't hit anything if you're starting at aim 0 unless you're using a shotgun
2. Shotguns are the best way to get aiming xp, I think the double barrel gives the best xp gains
3.Guns can attract zombies from up to 100 tiles, so only use them if you've got decent aiming/a shotgun, or a molotov/firebomb
4. Your accuracy is terrible if you have low-mid aiming and your panic moodle is high, so use beta blockers or take veteran occupation if you're going to try to train aim
5. Moving and shooting decreases accuracy, so if you can stand still and shoot safely, that should be taken into consideration
The classic zomboid minmax playstyle
Started on hardest settings. 120 hours and about 30 characters later, still struggling to survive.
Am I getting frustrated? Test
Am I going to lower the difficulty? Hell no. That's why I'm playing PZ
I always start in riverside. Everything you need is close and the zombie pops are very manageable
"...and Firearms." 💀
You've Doomed them! 😂😂😂
I don't know as nice is how I'd describe the surprise at the end, but to each their own🤣
Nah the only setting that requires any changes for newbies would be saliva-only transmission, stops you from guessing.
The last video where I would expect to hear location in the background
I deadass just opened up the game for the first time while scrolling through shorts
In my opinion new players should spawn in riverside because of the gated community. Riverside also has better city services buildings.
Doesn't riverside has the worst zombie spawns?
@@zackfoster3208 westpoint does
Set Xp multiplier to 5 is balanced for SP for me. i hate to grind all the skill to do something.
It’s truly not that bad, If you watch the first week of TV shows and bum rush a library and VHS store you can practically get level 4/5 on almost all relevant skills without even a single grind
@@_Aritus_ rush to find a library as soon as possible and take books for all the skills you need and then find the VHS store and take all the cassettes you need. Then find a random house with a TV and shut all the curtains and put tv volume at 1. Now stay inside and watch TV until life and living stops playing
The "nice" surprise at the end xD
Set zombie speed to sprinting, give them the highest setting for hearing and sight. Set active time to Night. Dying light style PZ.
You forgot the part about enabling multi hit! Another good tip I'd say is maybe turn off infections if you're new, I personally do because I find it a lot more fun, and honestly, its still difficult! Lastly, I'd say to add a challenge, make the loot extremely rare. Its still not incredibly difficult to find stuff, but it makes each thing feel so much better and valuable.
And weapon outline to all weapons
I also highly recommend turning multi-hit off if you want to get better at combat. It's the most balanced setting and gives things like spears real use. I think a crowbar being able to bludgeon through 3 zombies at once is insanely ridiculous lol. If you play with the setting and enjoy it all power to you, but I can't stand it
I absolutely despise multi hit, i will always tell my friends if you don't want to get fucked up when you go to join a public server then knock it off, it's a great way to confuse your fighting
It's also pretty unrealistic to be able to hit one zombie and also hit the zombies next to it. In real life you can't multihit, at least not normally. Usually the person you swing at eats the majority of the hit. I suppose it's technically possible but it's not something to be counted on
Also spears would be the best zombie apocalypse weapon for the same reasons it was the best melee weapon humans had
@@henryofskalitz4879 I did use it for one playthrough got a cool scene where my crowbar wielding veteran was trapped in an large storage building and was fighting off dozens of zombies knocking down multiple at a time.
I like multi hit because my zombie Pops are a bit higher than most playthroughs, and it starts getting boring when your trying to clear a horde with melee and you can only hit and push one zombie at a time.
@@TheOneEyedMac Fair enough but I also play on high pops. I just don't find the combat difficult enough to warrant it, stealth and diversions are useful
Another beginner tip: Set infection to saliva only. This removes the chances of catching the zombie virus from scratches or lacerations, leaving bites as the only thing you truly need to fear.
Just got it today for my birthday!! I'm hyped to play
This game is more of a simulator than survival
Lmao “trying to better at project zomboid? Fucking cheat” 😂😂
what ?
changing sandbox settings isn’t cheating
its so you can acutually have fun while learning the game
Changing sandbox settings is NOT cheating. It's a sandbox game for a reason
Rosewood is always a tranquil spawn. Everytime I've spawned there in multiplayer, always got good loot and barely saw hordes and that's on a normal-high pop and pop multi
Honestly the most effective way to get better is by doing the apocalypse difficulty or similar repeatedly and picking up the tricks of dealing with less resources and more zombies.
Playing on easy gets you better at the basics but you'll be marginally better when entering more difficult scenarios since your used to having resources readily available and zombies at a minimum
I couldn’t agree more, the same thing happened to me. I started off on a lower difficulty when I first started to play Pz but it just didn’t give me the experience to actually make it past day 20, and then I had to learn about hordes, when to pick some off. When to take your leave and let them disperse, I would say playing on a lower difficulty can definitely make the knowledge about the base game a lot better. The zombie factor is something that youll need to work around yourself, the sooner the better.
Yah yah you cannot hop in my car
- if you have some extra hours try to do some exercise or read a book.
- when figthing zombies there is a little trick that you can use which is parry their bites, this is risky and hard to do but when mastered you can improve the durability of your weapons and gain some time when chased by a little horde since this parry can make them fall in 1 simple push
- when chased by a horde try to use the environment in your favor, like trees, small fences and big fences, trees will make them loose their vision for a moment and slow them down, small fences will make them trip (notice that you can stomp them when they trip so you can make the horde less dangerous to fight with) and tall fences will make you take rid of that horde for good just dont go to the other side and wait some time so the horde dissipates
- you cannot only use sinks to get water, you can use aswell the bathtub and the toilet before the water runs out the first days
- when you get attacked by a zombie there are 3 different wounds you can have which are scratches (7% probability to turn into a zomb) lacerations (25% prob to turn into a zomb) and bites (100% youre doomed)
- when the knox infection is in your character there is no cure (unless you use some mods) yet you can do something to have a better opportunity for another character, leave all your stuff in your base, try to lure as many zombies posible to a spot youll never pass again and collect some resources extra before you turn.
I hope these tips can be usefull to someone, please take care and remember that there is no cure, enjoy your apocalypse! ❤
Just add a couple rick mods, I ain't need no bite proof clothing if im Rick Grimes. Got that plot armor
here's a tip for you
use a lot of clothing during cold weathers only.
clothing protection becomes pointless when you learn how to dodge zombies
also, protections are a literal gamble
That was actually really informative! I already knew a bunch of stuff but I wont deny its still rough getting started.
one underrated sandbox option for new players is rally group size! it’s the size of the groups of zombies that form while they’re idle. it’s a great way to make fighting zombies more manageable for new players
I really wanna emphasize the rosewood spawn. As long as you get inside the fire station to get some weapons and armor you’re set to loot the rest of rosewood
Thanks for the tips man! Love the channel. Just started playing this game myself.
"it has a nice surprise at the end" 👀 😂
That game is rough. I spent so many hours leveling my first character. Made it around 22 days in game before being killed by a Horde. The reason: I double tapped the E key to enter the car and he got in and back out instantly. The horde was around the car when he got out. I broke my space bar. The only other game that has made me rage that hard was For Honor.
Great game regardless though.
Thanks for the tips. You know, when I started playing project zomboid I quickly saw that the game was very hard and, though I really love hard games, I just didn't have the time to commit to getting good. I kept spawning in what felt like really bad positions with very few resources and shitloads of zombies too. Doing it this way should let me experience a bit more of the game and get good at a more leisurely pace, which I appreciate having as little time as I do.
I also recommend changing the temperature to cold in the settings. Using heavy armor is less punitive this way.
There's a big chance that you'll spawn at the police station too if you decide to start on rosewood.
Me with the burglar perk after hotwiring a bentley coupe: u cannot hop in my car 💯
I can't unhear that comparison between Sims and dayZ lmao
Your first step into the game is knowing how to add more map mods into the game. The map designed was so good that you have to drive over 100km per hour for hours to get to the next town.
Start in Riverside, as it's easier than Rosewood, and has better houses to loot. Also practice sneaking and using melee weapons. Without mods or changing the settings, guns will be hard to come by, and ammo is very limited. Get familiar with the town, learn how to build up an easily defended base (pay attention to zombie mechanics). And lastly, don't get attached to your character, the point of the game is to die. It literally says it in the intro "this is the story of how you died".
Also, use mods. Depending on the mods, they add so much more depth to the game while we wait for the next update.
Good ol RUclips knowing somehow that i just installed the game...
Thanks for the tips, when I first played the game without playing the tutorial I got gutted and eaten by zombies just the moment I left my house and entered the shed😂
By the way, if you ever venture to the prison nearby, be aware that there are a LOT of zombies inside, even with a lower population setting.
'And firearms!"
**You have alerted the horde!**
Riverside is a decent start as well lots of houses to loot + the town center and u got a water source nearby where u can fish and gather tainted water that u can boil
the first rule of the zomboid: don't trust the red raccoon!
Rosewood seems a bit TOO easy for me, and so I prefer to spawn in West point due to it being so close to the crossroads, Dixie, muldraugh, AND even Louisville! (As long as you have a car), oh and West point also has a police station that is easy to find, a mechanics workshop, hardware stores, a grocery store, food market, and everything else for one to say that West point is a very underrated town to start in!
I've played the tutorial a few times, had a few lives, and still even today, i press Q thinking 'oh right what does this do?' :')
As a new player, i highly recommend the tutorial, not only does it teach you all the basics, it’s also really funny
bro had location in the background i didn’t know you were chill like that, good video
From watching the shorts, it reminds me of another indie zombie game “dead valley” but more advanced. I gotta try this game
Me who play survival mode west point when i first play: I have no such weakness *dies after 30 second*
i started in apocalypse insane zombie count with my friend who also just got the game, hundreds of deaths later we had a huge base in rose wood and understood the game
Having the stuff you need for your goals will determine a lot of your success. Learn where important things spawn.
Thanks! I only have 60 seconds a day to play zomboid, so this helps a lot!
Burglar is the only class worth playing - hotwiring cars on day 1 for your looting before you start your base and the skill boosts for sneaking which is imo better than fitness and sprinting. You dont need those skills when you can sneak and just remain unnoticed and not need to run all the time!
1*Starts a playthrough
2*Spawn in West Point
3*Grab a frying pan
4*Git gud
Man just described my entire zomboid playstyle. Only thing I tweak these days is the population. I also turn off respawn cuz I like the sense of accomplished behind a fully cleared and sage town.
i had Project zomboid back when it was in early access so there wasn't a tutorial or cars,i just started playing and learned and became more experienced through all the accidents and getting my face ripped off by a zombie😂